Transportation in Cayenne

# Getting Around Cayenne: Transportation Overview Cayenne, the capital of French Guiana, has limited public transportation infrastructure compared to other French territories. The city primarily relies on private vehicles and taxis for getting around, with no metro or extensive bus network. First-time visitors should be prepared for a car-dependent environment—renting a vehicle is often the most practical option for exploring both the city and the surrounding coastal areas. Taxis are available but should be arranged through your accommodation or reputable services, as street hailing isn't always reliable. **From the Airport:** Cayenne-Félix Eboué Airport is located approximately 15-17 km from the city center. For current transportation options and pricing from the airport, check the booking widgets on this site, as taxi rates and shuttle services vary. Many visitors arrange airport transfers through their hotels in advance. The journey typically takes 20-30 minutes depending on traffic and your final destination within the city. **Important Note:** Due to limited data on specific local bus routes and schedules in Cayenne, visitors should verify current public transportation options upon arrival or contact their accommodation for the most up-to-date local transport information. The city is relatively compact, making taxis and rental cars the most straightforward choices for tourists.

Taxis are not metered in Cayenne - agree on the fare with the driver before starting your journey

Cayenne-Rochambeau Airport is located about 15km from the city center with limited public transport options

French is the primary language - having key destinations written in French helps with taxi drivers

Public transportation options are limited in Cayenne - arrange airport transfers in advance through your accommodation